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Dodge — Hornet

The Dodge Hornet is a compact crossover SUV sold by Stellantis under the Dodge brand in North America. Introduced for the 2022 model year, the Hornet is the first Dodge offering in the compact SUV segment. It is based on the Alfa Romeo Tonale platform and shares many stylistic and mechanical components with its Italian cousin. The Hornet comes in two variants: the gasoline-powered GT and the plug-in hybrid R/T. Both models boast all-wheel drive as standard equipment.

Dodge — Hornet

In production
Manufacturer:
Other names:
• Alfa Romeo Tonale (Outside of North America)
Production Years:
2023 - Present
Generations:
1 Generation
Class:
• Compact crossover SUV
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About

The Unreleased Hornet (2006) • Dodge first used the Hornet name on a concept car revealed in 2006. • This concept was envisioned as a mini MPV, a very different body style than the current SUV. • Planned to be Dodge's first foray into a smaller, more fuel-efficient segment, it was powered by a 1.6L supercharged engine for a sporty feel. • The 2008 financial crisis and subsequent restructuring of Chrysler led to the project's cancellation. The Hornet Takes Flight (2022-Present) • The Dodge Hornet name returned in 2022 for a brand new compact crossover SUV. • This SUV shares its platform and many components with the Alfa Romeo Tonale. • Dodge took the Tonale's design and adapted it for their brand aesthetic, including the signature "angry-looking" headlights. • The Hornet comes in two variants: the gasoline-powered GT and the plug-in hybrid R/T, both featuring standard all-wheel drive.

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